The ECB has confirmed that the Kookaburra ball experiment in the County Championship has come to an end. After three seasons of mixed results, all 14 rounds of the 2026...
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Fielding in cricket is a curious mix of danger, drama, and occasional daydreaming. Some positions, like fine leg or third man, let you kick back and watch the action from...
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Cricket fielding comes in all shapes and speeds, from the heart-stopping intensity of Short Leg to the sleepy calm of Third Man. Point keeps you on your toes with constant...
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Please see our Showroom Opening Hours for Christmas 2025. Please remember that our Indoor Batting is open throughout the Christmas and New Year Period from 6.00am until 10.00pm Daily.
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Discover why cricketers around the world continue to trust Hunts County bats. The new 2026 range — including the Maximo, Platinum Players, Clipper, Triumph, and Reflex — combines handcrafted English...
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Why is a cricket pitch exactly 22 yards long? The answer lies in a 17th-century measuring chain, a dash of history, and cricket’s love of tradition. From surveyor’s tools to...
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The choice of willow makes a huge difference to how a cricket bat performs, feels, and lasts. English Willow remains the gold standard, prized for its soft grain, superior “ping,”...
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Bamboo cricket bats are making headlines, thanks to Cambridge research and the MCC’s 2021 guidance. While bamboo shows promise, cricket’s laws still prioritize willow, keeping tradition and quality at the...
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A Mankad (run out at the non-striker's end) happens when a bowler runs out a non-striker by dislodging the bails before completing their delivery stride, as the non-striking batter has...
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Extend your training into the evening with portable sports floodlights that deliver performance and reliability. In this guide, Martin Berrill Sports compares Sports-Lite Portable Floodlights and the SportStar LED Portable...
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